Cookies and local storage
In force from 11 August 2026. Last changed: 11 August 2026.
This page comes down to one line: AstraLunara uses no cookies and does not track you. Below is the detail, and the part that usually goes unsaid — what we do store on your device, which is not a cookie but has to be declared all the same.
No cookies, and that is not a figure of speech
The application installs no cookies: not technical ones, not analytics ones, not profiling ones. There is no Meta Pixel, no Google Ads, no embedded video bringing its own along.
The reason is technical before it is ethical: the app is built to become a phone application, and there recognition does not go through a cookie but through a code sent with each request. The result is that cookies are not needed, and what is not needed is not there.
This is why you will find no cookie banner. It is not an oversight: having nothing to make you accept, we have nothing to ask you.
What we store on your device
We use the browser’s local storage (`localStorage`), which is not a cookie — it does not travel with requests and cannot be read by other sites — but it is still storage on your device, so we declare it in full.
| What | What it is for | How long it lasts |
|---|---|---|
| Your session code | Keeping you inside your account without asking for the password on every page | Until you sign out |
| The chosen language | Reopening the app in the language you left it in | Until you change it |
| Light or dark theme | The same, for the appearance | Until you change it |
| A temporary marker of your last order | Recognising the just-purchased Reading when you come back from payment | Removed as soon as the Reading is ready |
All four are strictly necessary to provide the service you asked for, so they require no consent (art. 122 of the Italian privacy code, implementing the ePrivacy directive). None of them serves to recognise you across sites or to build an advertising profile.
The statistics, and why they are not about you
We count how often a page is opened and which tool is used, with Umami installed on a server of ours. It uses no cookies, assigns no persistent identifiers and follows nobody from one site to another. What we see is a number, not a person.
The same goes for the internal action log: it knows the angel calculator was used two hundred times today, and does not know by whom.
The payment page belongs to Stripe
When you buy the Reading you leave our application and land on a Stripe page, which is who takes the payment. That page is theirs, and it uses their own cookies — needed to make the payment work and to prevent fraud. We have no control over those, and their notice applies: stripe.com/privacy.
It is the only moment when, using AstraLunara, you meet any cookies at all.
How to delete what we stored
Sign out of your account: the session code is removed. To clear the language and theme as well, clear the site data from your browser settings — the entry is usually called “site data” or “storage”.
Clearing them breaks nothing: the app starts again in your browser’s language and asks you to sign back in.
Contact
For any question about this page: [email protected].
See also the privacy notice, which explains the rest of the processing.